Last night I fell asleep unknowingly, and I missed the so-called bottom zone for my dollar-cost averaging plan. But think about it carefully—if Bitcoin really reaches $200,000 or $500,000 in the future, then is the current price difference of just over $90,000 really important?

This is my dollar-cost averaging strategy—not to worry about short-term fluctuations of a few thousand dollars.

Here's the latest record of my dollar-cost averaging:

Transaction amount: 0.111074 BTC
Invested funds: 10,010 USDT
Average transaction price: 90,117.5 USDT
Execution time: January 3rd at 6:30 AM

The next step is to continue buying between January 9th and 10th. The long-term holding logic is simple: the current price levels, compared to the target prices years from now, are just the starting point. Instead of chasing the perfect bottom, it's better to stick to regular accumulation.